Paradise Discovered, at Last

“Paradise Discovered, at Last” by Jon Kwame Abbott is a detailed account of the author’s real-life experiences as an expatriate Brit who has lived and worked in over 40 countries. Published by Lulu Enterprises Incorporated in June 2007, this 376-page book offers insights into the complexities of life offshore, particularly in Muslim countries, where Abbott has resided for the past 25 years. The narrative explores the author’s journey of discovering a unique gay paradise during the 1980s, presenting both the challenges and joys encountered along the way.
Readers will find a candid exploration of cultural and social dynamics, particularly within the context of LGBTQ+ studies and gay experiences. Abbott shares personal anecdotes that reflect the diverse landscapes and communities he has engaged with throughout his travels. This book serves as a window into the intersection of social science and personal narrative, shedding light on the realities faced by those navigating life as an expatriate in various cultural settings.
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Real life experiences, good and bad, of an Expat Brit guy who has lived and worked offshore in over 40/45 countries. Still offshore and living in Muslim countries since last 25 years now. Discovered this Gayman’s gay paradise in 1980s.
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